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Spring 2013 Lecture Series: Saving Endangered Amphibians

It's Better in the Mud: Saving Endangered Amphibians in South America
By Dr. Alejandro Grajal
March 19

A fungus is devastating populations of amphibians so quickly that biologists are scrambling to safeguard a third of the world’s frogs, toads, and salamanders in protected settings. Join Dr. Alejandro Grajal, the Chicago Zoological Society’s senior vice president for conservation, education, and training, as he shares his involvement in Society field programs to save endangered amphibians in Colombia and Venezuela.
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 Spring 2013 Lectures (Register for all 3 and Save $6)

It's Better in the Mud: Saving Endangered Amphibians in South America
By Dr. Alejandro Grajal
March 19

Guano and Anchovies: The Amazing Story of Conservation Programs at Punta San Juan, Peru
By Dr. Mike Adkesson
April 2

Orangutans and Conservation Challenges: Updates from the Field
By Carol Sodaro
May 7

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